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Jeffrey Hakim Professor and Department Chair, Math & Statistics Mathematics and Statistics

Degrees
PhD, Mathematics,Columbia University, 1989 <br> MS, Mathematics, University of Chicago, 1983<br>BA, Mathematics, University of Virginia, 1982

Bio
Jeffrey Hakim鈥檚 research primarily lies within the broad mathematical areas of representation theory and harmonic analysis. Most recently, he has focused on supercuspidal representations and symmetric spaces over p-adic fields. His papers have also involved relative trace formulas and hyperbolic geometry.
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Teaching

Fall 2024

  • MATH-125 The Math Workshop

Spring 2025

  • MATH-125 The Math Workshop

Scholarly, Creative & Professional Activities

Selected Publications

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  • 鈥淒istinguished tame supercuspidal representations,鈥 with Fiona Murnaghan, Int. Math. Res. Pap. IMRP 2008, no. 2, Art. ID rpn005, 166 pp.
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  • 鈥淭he moduli space of n+1 points in complex hyperbolic $n$-space,鈥 with Hanna Sandler, Special volume dedicated to the memory of Hanna Miriam Sandler (1960-1999).Geom. Dedicata97 (2003), 3-15.
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  • 鈥淭ame supercuspidal representations of GL(n) distinguished by a unitary group,鈥 with Fiona Murnaghan, Compositio Math.133(2002), no. 2, 199-244.
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  • 鈥淭wo types of distinguished supercuspidal representations,鈥 with Fiona Murnaghan, Int. Math. Res. Not. 2002, no. 35, 1857-1889.
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  • 鈥淕lobalization of distinguished supercuspidal representations of GL(n),鈥 with Fiona Murnaghan, Canad. Math. Bull.45(2002), no. 2, 220-230.
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  • 鈥淐uspidal representations associated to (GL(n),O(n)) over finite fields and p-adic fields,鈥 with Zhengyu Mao, J. Algebra 213(1999),no. 1, 129-143.
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  • 鈥淪upercuspidal representations of GL(n) distinguished by a unitary subgroup,鈥 with Zhengyu Mao, Pacific J. Math.185(1998), no. 1, 149-162.